Turquoise glazed ceramic floral table lamp from Manises mid-century, with a new silk shade.

Sculptural and saturated, this mid-century Manises table lamp showcases a cone of exuberant, hand-carved and hand-applied applied ceramic blossoms in a brilliant turquoise glaze, rising from an urn foot on a gilt plinth. The densely layered petals and leaf relief create a highly tactile surface, while the glossy glaze catches and reflects light—a signature of Manises ceramics and a strong decorative statement even when the lamp is off. The newly made deep-terracotta silk drum shade—chosen as turquoise’s warm complementary hue—sharpens the silhouette and elevates the palette, giving the lamp a luxe, modern feel. Updated electrics and the new shade by Amitābha Studio make this vintage Spanish ceramic floral lamp LED compatible and ready to place. Pairs effortlessly with travertine, rattan, or brass; energizes neutral rooms and complements Mediterranean, Hollywood Regency, and eclectic interiors. Details • Spain, Manises, 1950s–1960s • Turquoise glazed ceramic base with applied flowers and leaf relief • Gilt plinth base; twisted gold cloth cord • New deep-terracotta silk drum shade with Houlès Paris trim • Professionally updated wiring; free plug customization; LED compatible Additionally, the listed height includes the lampshade. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with us! About Manises Ceramics The ceramic tradition of Manises, a historic town near Valencia, dates back to the 14th century when Moorish artisans first introduced lustreware techniques to Spain. By the mid-20th century, workshops like Bondia revived these artisanal roots within a modern context, blending sculptural forms with bold, saturated glazes. Manises ceramics became icons of postwar Spanish studio pottery, uniting ancient craftsmanship with the optimism of modern design. Today, these pieces are sought after for their vibrant color, textural depth, and unmistakable Mediterranean soul. About Amitābha Studio: Amitābha Studio is a design atelier dedicated to transforming historic ceramics into one-of-a-kind lighting objects. Each lamp is crafted with deep reverence for the original form, using non-invasive methods that preserve the integrity of every antique or vintage vase. We pair these bases with bespoke lampshades—often made from luxurious textiles such as vintage sari silks or fine European fabrics—and finish each piece with carefully selected cords, fittings, and handmade brass elements. Our work is guided by a commitment to sustainability, cultural heritage, and timeless design.